Battles of the Texas Revolution

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• Location: San Antonio

• Location: La Bahia

• Location: Goliad

• Location: Gonzales

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• Important Figures: Stephen F. Austin

• Important Figures: General Cos

• Important Figures: 600 Texan Soldiers

• Important Figures: 1200 Mexican Soldiers

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• Important Figures: Ben Milam

• Cause: Texas needs to control San Antonio

• Cause: the siege isn't working

• Important Figures: The Mexican Army

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• Effect: Many Texan soldiers leave and go home

• Effect: General Cos and his men take over San Antonio

• Significance: Santa Anna sends his army to San Antonio

• Significance: the War for Texas Independence is over

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• Important Figures: 200 Texan Soldiers

• Cause: The Texans viewed San Antonio as important to the defense of Texas

• Cause: Most of the Texan army goes home

• Important Figures: 600 Texan Soldiers

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• Important Figures: Santa Anna

• Important Figures: William B. Travis

• Important Figures: Jim Bowie and Davy Crocket

• Location: the Alamo, San Antonio

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• Effect: All 183 Texans at the Alamo were killed

• Effect: the Texans were able to defeat the Mexican army at the Alamo

• Significance: Santa Anna was killed in the fighting at the Alamo

• Significance: The sacrifices made at the Alamo inspired the Texas to fight harder

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• Important Figures: Santa Anna

• Important Figures: General Urrea

• Important Figures: James Fannin

• Location: Goliad, Texas

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• Cause: Fannin surrendered because he thought his men would be well-treated

• Effect: General Urrea killed all 400 Texans

• Significance: "Remember Goliad!" became a popular battle cry

• Significance: The Texans gave up fighting and stayed a part of Mexico